Sunni Ulema Council stages protest against ‘PTI vandalism’
MULTAN: Activists of Sunni Ulema Council staged a protest against May 9 vandalism and strongly condemned burning of public properties and corps commander’s house and demanded the government take stern action against the law violators.
On the appeal of council chief Maulana Muhammad Ahmad Ludhianvi, the arson attack was strongly condemned in the gatherings of Jamia Masjid Madani in Multan. Maulana Fayyaz Usmani, khateeb of Chowk Kumharanwala, told the gathering that rioting in the name of protest could not be allowed. The manner in which the memorials of the martyrs were desecrated made the entire nation bow down their heads in shame. Speaking at Jamia Masjid Abdullah Bin Masood, Maulana Muhammad Tahir said the sacrifices of the Pakistan Army are worthy of praise. They expressed full solidarity with the Pakistan Army. Those who attack soldiers and private property did not deserve any concession, he added.
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